We have a 1999 coupe - no sunroof. I found a headliner from a gen 1 997 gt3. I am fairly certain it would work, but want to ask here if anyone knows for sure? Cheers
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YOUR RESEARCHNeed a headliner - question about fitment
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dan_189 from Down Under said liners fit 996 with no mods. Might hit him up?
Thanks! I will message him.
996 headliners part numbers are superceded to 997 ones even for non-997 colors like graphite grey. Roof panels are the same. Think the only difference is the GT3s (both generations) don't have the roof insulation (separate part).
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